Greeting Library Friends!
...and just like that *snap fingers* the school year is almost over!
Pardon me for sounding like a cliché but time truly flies when you're having fun!
May is National Hamburger Month!
Have fun with one of these hamburger themed books!
What happens to a hamburger by Paul Showers ; illustrated by Anne Rockwell.
Hamburger Heaven written and illustrated by Wong Herbert Yee.
The perfect hamburger and other delicious stories by Alexander McCall Smith ; illustrated by Laura Rankin.
The dark days of Hamburger Halpin by Josh Berk.
365 ways to cook hamburger and other ground meats by Rick Rodgers.
We are so excited about the upcoming events for May!
Please visit our website: www.lansdownepubliclibrary.com or Event Keeper for complete information on all programs and events.
Children's Book Week
Children's Book Week is the first week in May (May 2nd to 8th)
Join us for these special events!
Monday, May 2
4:00 pm: It’s the Rocky Horror Shrek Show!
When one is at the movies, the polite thing is to be quiet, but here you are encouraged to talk! Join us as we watch the first "Shrek" complete with subtitles and props! Recite your favorite parts, sing the songs and enjoy an ogre sized afternoon!
Tuesday, May 3
All Day: Library Scavenger Hunt
Can you find all of the things on the list? Complete the hunt for special prizes!
Wednesday, May 4
4:00 pm: The library has a special guest for Stop, Drop and Craft!! Local author and illustrator Amy Ignatow will be doing a drawing and comics workshop as well as discussing her book, The Popularity Papers.
Thursday May 5
10:30 am: Polskie Bajki. Join us for our monthly bilingual storytime as Ms. Margaret and Ms. Rachee reads stories in Polish and English.
Friday, May 6
3:00 pm: Get ready for Free Comic Book Day (the first Saturday in May) by swapping comics with library friends, playing the Wii, or joining us for board games. Bring your own systems to play while you wait! Please get your parent’s permission to bring your system!
Storytimes
Preschool Playschool: Monday, May 2 @ 10AM
Bibs-n-Books: Tuesday, May 3 @ 10:30 AM
Sleepytime Tales: Wednesday, May 4 @ 6:30 PM
Wee Reads: Thursday, May 5 @ 10:30 AM
Summer Things!
Book a trip and let reading take you around the globe and beyond during our Summer Reading Program! This year our themes are One World, May Stories (for children aged infant through children entering 5th grade) and You are Here (for children entering grades 6-12) is your passport to journey of books.
Registration beings online or at the library starting May 28th.
Library Things:
Are you Game?
The Lansdowne Library is looking into video game rentals!
Please reply to this e-mail and let us know which systems you want to rent games for!
Also, we are taking suggestions for games. Let us know what you would like to play!
Lansdowne Public Library afterhours presents 'Meet the Author'
On Friday, April 29 at 7:00 PM, at the Lansdowne Public Library afterhours, there will be a special event: meet the author, Stephanie Cowell.
The author of Claude & Camille will talk about the creation of the novel from research and creative imagination, and read short scenes from the story.
The presentation will conclude with a lively audience discussion. Signed copies of the novel will be available for purchase.
Before meeting the author join the Thursday Night Book Club on April 14, 2011 for a discussion of Claude & Camille by Stephanie Cowell.
Have You Heard?
Are you a Facebook user? The library has a fan page! Click here to see our page and become a fan!
We also Tweet! Follow us on Twitter: @Lanspublibrary
Read our blog: LPL Children and Youth Services Blog. http://www.lplcysd.blogspot.com/
Please visit our website: www.lansdownepubliclibrary.com or Event Keeper for complete information on all programs and events.
As Always:
Thank you for your interest and support!
If you do not wish to remain on this list please reply to this e-mail.
If you do like what you've read, please forward to a friend!
If you have any questions or comments please reply to this e-mail or feel free to contact me at 610-623-0239 ext 5
Thank you for your support!
-r
May 2011/Children's Event
Children's Book Week Programs 2011
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Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
February Things at the Lansdowne Public Library
Good Day Library Friends!
February may be the shortest month but we've jammed it full of events to make it seem even LARGER!
Liefde...L'amour...Liebe...Miłość...El amor...Amore...
Love is in the air and February at the Lansdowne Public Library is Love Your Pets Month!
We are pleased to offer special programs sponsored by the Animal Friends of Lansdowne!
Special Events this month include:
Friday, Feb. 4, 4:00 pm
“Babe”
A free showing of the hit 1995 movie starring James Cromwell. Refreshments provided.
Sunday, Feb. 13, 1:30-3:30 p.m.
The “Tail” of Rugby Jones
Claudia Broome will read and sign her children’s book, The “Tail” of Rugby Jones: A Rascal’s Journey from Disability to Ability. The book is narrated by an extraordinary Pembroke Welsh Corgi named Rugby Jones, who lost the use of his hind legs in a freak accident but overcame his disability with the help of a special “doggie wheelchair.” (Weather date is March 6, 1:30-3:30 pm).
Click here to go to the "Tail" of Rugby Jones website
Wednesday, Feb. 16, 7:00-8:30 pm
"Ask the Vet"
Attendees will be able to ask Dr. Sara Sprowls of Glenolden Animal Hospital questions about their pets’ health and care – from dogs and cats to more exotic animals. (Weather date to be announced.)
Friday, Feb. 18, 6:00 pm
“Ratatouille”
A free showing of the 2007 Disney cartoon comedy. Refreshments provided.
Sunday, Feb. 20, 1:30-3:30 pm
The Pet Psychiatrist
Why does my dog do that? Now is the chance to ask Dr. David Spiegel for advice about how you can reinforce or change your pet’s behavior. Dr. Spiegel is a veterinarian whose unique practice focuses on the prevention and treatment of behavioral problems in animals. Come ready with questions! (Weather date is March 13, 1:30-3:30 pm)
Sunday, Feb. 27, 1:30-3:30 pm
Meet Bugs, a lovable special needs Dalmatian and his owners, Lansdowne residents Gene and Betty Ward, who will discuss the unique challenges and joys of caring for a pet with special needs.
Special Programs!
Piggy Bank Tales!
Join us for financial workshops for kids! Wednesdays beginning February 2nd at 4PM
Make your own piggy bank, learn about saving money and earn prizes!
Ages 8 and up
Registration is required
Polskie Bajki (Polish Tales) Thursday, February 3rd at 10:30AM
This week we welcome Ms. Margaret for a bilingual story time! All ages are welcome!
Join us for Game Day, Friday February 11th beginning at 3PM.
Stop by for this 'Wiivent' as we present video games, board games and make your own games!
We are also hosting a game swap! Don't toss those old games! Bring your old games to the library* and swap for a new to you game!
*Please get your parent's permission first!
Please check out Event Keeper or our website.
Have You Heard?
Are you a Facebook user? The library has a fan page! Visit us on Facebook and like us!! (http://www.facebook.com/lansdownelibrary)
We are also on Twitter! Follow our tweets at Lanspublibrary! (http://twitter.com/Lanspublibrary)
Don’t stop there…we blog!
Check out our Youth Programming blog: http://lplcysd.blogspot.com/ or our Teen Blog: I Blog, You Blog: http://lplyouthblogblog.blogspot.com/
As Always:
Please call or e-mail with any questions or comments. (610-623-0239 ext 5) lacsd@delcolibraries.org
If you like what you have read, forward to a friend!
If you wish to be removed from this list, please reply to this e-mail. (If you've asked and are still on the list, my apologies!)
If you are getting duplicate messages, please let me know.
Thank you all for your support,
-r
February may be the shortest month but we've jammed it full of events to make it seem even LARGER!
Liefde...L'amour...Liebe...Miłość...El amor...Amore...
Love is in the air and February at the Lansdowne Public Library is Love Your Pets Month!
We are pleased to offer special programs sponsored by the Animal Friends of Lansdowne!
Special Events this month include:
Friday, Feb. 4, 4:00 pm
“Babe”
A free showing of the hit 1995 movie starring James Cromwell. Refreshments provided.
Sunday, Feb. 13, 1:30-3:30 p.m.
The “Tail” of Rugby Jones
Claudia Broome will read and sign her children’s book, The “Tail” of Rugby Jones: A Rascal’s Journey from Disability to Ability. The book is narrated by an extraordinary Pembroke Welsh Corgi named Rugby Jones, who lost the use of his hind legs in a freak accident but overcame his disability with the help of a special “doggie wheelchair.” (Weather date is March 6, 1:30-3:30 pm).
Click here to go to the "Tail" of Rugby Jones website
Wednesday, Feb. 16, 7:00-8:30 pm
"Ask the Vet"
Attendees will be able to ask Dr. Sara Sprowls of Glenolden Animal Hospital questions about their pets’ health and care – from dogs and cats to more exotic animals. (Weather date to be announced.)
Friday, Feb. 18, 6:00 pm
“Ratatouille”
A free showing of the 2007 Disney cartoon comedy. Refreshments provided.
Sunday, Feb. 20, 1:30-3:30 pm
The Pet Psychiatrist
Why does my dog do that? Now is the chance to ask Dr. David Spiegel for advice about how you can reinforce or change your pet’s behavior. Dr. Spiegel is a veterinarian whose unique practice focuses on the prevention and treatment of behavioral problems in animals. Come ready with questions! (Weather date is March 13, 1:30-3:30 pm)
Sunday, Feb. 27, 1:30-3:30 pm
Meet Bugs, a lovable special needs Dalmatian and his owners, Lansdowne residents Gene and Betty Ward, who will discuss the unique challenges and joys of caring for a pet with special needs.
Special Programs!
Piggy Bank Tales!
Join us for financial workshops for kids! Wednesdays beginning February 2nd at 4PM
Make your own piggy bank, learn about saving money and earn prizes!
Ages 8 and up
Registration is required
Polskie Bajki (Polish Tales) Thursday, February 3rd at 10:30AM
This week we welcome Ms. Margaret for a bilingual story time! All ages are welcome!
Join us for Game Day, Friday February 11th beginning at 3PM.
Stop by for this 'Wiivent' as we present video games, board games and make your own games!
We are also hosting a game swap! Don't toss those old games! Bring your old games to the library* and swap for a new to you game!
*Please get your parent's permission first!
Please check out Event Keeper or our website.
Have You Heard?
Are you a Facebook user? The library has a fan page! Visit us on Facebook and like us!! (http://www.facebook.com/lansdownelibrary)
We are also on Twitter! Follow our tweets at Lanspublibrary! (http://twitter.com/Lanspublibrary)
Don’t stop there…we blog!
Check out our Youth Programming blog: http://lplcysd.blogspot.com/ or our Teen Blog: I Blog, You Blog: http://lplyouthblogblog.blogspot.com/
As Always:
Please call or e-mail with any questions or comments. (610-623-0239 ext 5) lacsd@delcolibraries.org
If you like what you have read, forward to a friend!
If you wish to be removed from this list, please reply to this e-mail. (If you've asked and are still on the list, my apologies!)
If you are getting duplicate messages, please let me know.
Thank you all for your support,
-r
Monday, December 20, 2010
New Year's Things at the Lansdowne Public Library!
Happy Holidays Library Friends!
Hopefully this message will find you well and yes, the title of this post DOES in fact read NEW YEARS! Even while typing I cannot believe that this year is almost over! I've had such a great year seeing babies begin to walk, hearing toddlers begin to talk. Introducing new reads and titles to eager bibliophiles, the awesome guests that we've had and it of course, my favorite part of the job: YOU ALL!
Below is a link for the calender for January and February but here are a few special events that I want to call your attention to:
NEW!!!
Preschool Playschool!
Join us Mondays beginning in January for our NEW Preschool Playschool!
Kicking off the Monday groups are our Family Place Parent Child Workshops.
Meet experts in the fields of literacy, nutrition, sign language and music.
We are pleased to offer a variety of preschool programs for children ages 3-5.
Younger siblings are welcome!
Preschool Playschool is designed to be a playgroup and more! Join us as we explore a variety of themes, a playtime and storytime all in one!
Groups and childcare facilities: Please contact us for information about special programs we have just for you!
Ready, Set, Write!
Wednesdays in January at 4PM
Join us for a creative writing program! Each week we will work on a variety of themes to create the ultimate book.
Ages 8 and up
Piggy Bank Tales
Wednesdays in February at 4PM
Join us for financial workshops for kids!
Make your own piggy bank, learn about saving money and earn prizes!
Ages 8 and up
Registration is required
Wee Reads Special Guest!
Join us for a Special Wee Reads with guest Senator Anthony Hardy Williams!
Thursday, January 20th beginning at 10:30AM, Senator Williams will be on hand to share some winter tales!
Jan Feb 2011
Thank you all for your support!
-r
Hopefully this message will find you well and yes, the title of this post DOES in fact read NEW YEARS! Even while typing I cannot believe that this year is almost over! I've had such a great year seeing babies begin to walk, hearing toddlers begin to talk. Introducing new reads and titles to eager bibliophiles, the awesome guests that we've had and it of course, my favorite part of the job: YOU ALL!
Below is a link for the calender for January and February but here are a few special events that I want to call your attention to:
NEW!!!
Preschool Playschool!
Join us Mondays beginning in January for our NEW Preschool Playschool!
Kicking off the Monday groups are our Family Place Parent Child Workshops.
Meet experts in the fields of literacy, nutrition, sign language and music.
We are pleased to offer a variety of preschool programs for children ages 3-5.
Younger siblings are welcome!
Preschool Playschool is designed to be a playgroup and more! Join us as we explore a variety of themes, a playtime and storytime all in one!
Groups and childcare facilities: Please contact us for information about special programs we have just for you!
Ready, Set, Write!
Wednesdays in January at 4PM
Join us for a creative writing program! Each week we will work on a variety of themes to create the ultimate book.
Ages 8 and up
Piggy Bank Tales
Wednesdays in February at 4PM
Join us for financial workshops for kids!
Make your own piggy bank, learn about saving money and earn prizes!
Ages 8 and up
Registration is required
Wee Reads Special Guest!
Join us for a Special Wee Reads with guest Senator Anthony Hardy Williams!
Thursday, January 20th beginning at 10:30AM, Senator Williams will be on hand to share some winter tales!
Jan Feb 2011
Thank you all for your support!
-r
Monday, November 22, 2010
December Things at the Lansdowne Public Library
Good Afternoon Library Friends,
The countdown has begun!
Thanksgiving is days away and that can only mean one thing: December holidays!
No matter what you celebrate one cannot helped be touched by fun holiday books, yearly specials, and the season to be giving.
Join us this December for some great events!
Book Things:
Countdown December holidays with help from our blog! Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa or any I haven't mentioned we have a book for you!
Check out our blog in which we share books ideas, trivia and activities:
LPL Children and Youth Services Blog. http://www.lplcysd.blogspot.com/
Did you know about our book clubs for kids?
Every Thursday beginning at 4PM, children ages 4-7 are invited to join the Book Bunch!
Read and create a craft based on familiar and new picture books.
For 'tweens (ages 7-10) join us for TBC, Tween Book Club!
This month we are exploring the Great Bard: Sixty Second Shakespeare!
We are pleased to share Masterpuppet Theater and introduce young readers to the works of Shakespeare!
Stop in after Monday, November 29th for a booklist.
The group meets Monday, December 13th at 4PM
Library Events:
Crafternoon!
Sunday, December 19th at 1:30PM
It’s hip to be square!
Join us for an afternoon of crafting as we piece together the donated squares for Warm up America! Crocheters and Knitters are invited to make squares or help sew them together.
Don’t knit or crochet? You can still help!
Light refreshments will be served.
Stop by the library for yarn and copies of the pattern
Library Notice
Please note the following closures:
November
Wednesday, November 24, closing at 6 pm
Thursday, November 25, closed
Friday, November 26, closed
Saturday, November 27, open regular hours, 10 to 4
Sunday, November 28, open regular hours, 1 to 4
December
Friday, December 24, closed
Saturday, December 25, closed
Sunday, December 26, closed
Special Wee Read Events:
Polskie Bajki (Polish Tales)
Thursday, December 2nd, beginning at 10:30 AM
Witajcie! Join Miss Margaret as she and Miss Rachee presents a bilingual storyhour
Wee Read with special guest reader: Mayor Jayne!
Thursday, December 9th, beginning at 10:30AM
We are pleased to welcome Major Jayne of Lansdowne as our Guest Reader!
She will share some of her favorite seasonal stories!
Musician Caryn Lin!
Thursday, December 16th beginning at 10:30
Musician Caryn Lin will Rock us with a mix of classical and rock using an electric violin!
No registration is required
Science Explorers!!
Thursday, December 23rd beginning at 10:30
Join us this month for a Science themed storyhour!
No registration is required
It’s The Rocky Horror Shrek Show!
Monday, December 27th beginning at 12P
When one is at the movies the polite thing is to be quiet but here you are encouraged to talk!
Join us as we watch the first Shrek complete with subtitles and props!
Recite your favorite parts, sing the songs and enjoy an ogre sized afternoon.
Don’t stop here!
The fun continues as we show the fourth film, Shrek Forever After immediately after
Countdown to Noon:
Thursday, December 30th beginning at 11:30 AM
Join us for the third annual Countdown to Noon as we ring in the ‘noon’ year with a bang!
All ages are welcome, children please bring your grown ups!
Teens:
Teens are invited to join our Writers Group, now meeting EVERY Thursday from 6:00 to 7PM.
Teens aged 12 and up are invited to bring their creative works to share.
No registration is required however please contact Miss Amanda with questions or if you need copies of your work made.
Have You Heard?
Are you a Facebook user? The library has a fan page! Visit us on Facebook and like us!! (http://www.facebook.com/lansdownelibrary)
We are also on Twitter! Follow our tweets at Lanspublibrary! (http://twitter.com/Lanspublibrary)
Don’t stop there…we blog!
Check out our Youth Programming blog: http://lplcysd.blogspot.com/ or our Teen Blog: I Blog, You Blog: http://lplyouthblogblog.blogspot.com/
As Always:
Please call or e-mail with any questions or comments.
If you like what you have read, forward to a friend!
If you don't like what you've read, please let us know!
If you wish to be removed from this list, please reply to this e-mail. (If you've asked and are still on the list, my apologies!)
If you are getting duplicate messages, please let me know.
Thank you all for your support,
-r
The countdown has begun!
Thanksgiving is days away and that can only mean one thing: December holidays!
No matter what you celebrate one cannot helped be touched by fun holiday books, yearly specials, and the season to be giving.
Join us this December for some great events!
Book Things:
Countdown December holidays with help from our blog! Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa or any I haven't mentioned we have a book for you!
Check out our blog in which we share books ideas, trivia and activities:
LPL Children and Youth Services Blog. http://www.lplcysd.blogspot.com/
Did you know about our book clubs for kids?
Every Thursday beginning at 4PM, children ages 4-7 are invited to join the Book Bunch!
Read and create a craft based on familiar and new picture books.
For 'tweens (ages 7-10) join us for TBC, Tween Book Club!
This month we are exploring the Great Bard: Sixty Second Shakespeare!
We are pleased to share Masterpuppet Theater and introduce young readers to the works of Shakespeare!
Stop in after Monday, November 29th for a booklist.
The group meets Monday, December 13th at 4PM
Library Events:
Crafternoon!
Sunday, December 19th at 1:30PM
It’s hip to be square!
Join us for an afternoon of crafting as we piece together the donated squares for Warm up America! Crocheters and Knitters are invited to make squares or help sew them together.
Don’t knit or crochet? You can still help!
Light refreshments will be served.
Stop by the library for yarn and copies of the pattern
Library Notice
Please note the following closures:
November
Wednesday, November 24, closing at 6 pm
Thursday, November 25, closed
Friday, November 26, closed
Saturday, November 27, open regular hours, 10 to 4
Sunday, November 28, open regular hours, 1 to 4
December
Friday, December 24, closed
Saturday, December 25, closed
Sunday, December 26, closed
Special Wee Read Events:
Polskie Bajki (Polish Tales)
Thursday, December 2nd, beginning at 10:30 AM
Witajcie! Join Miss Margaret as she and Miss Rachee presents a bilingual storyhour
Wee Read with special guest reader: Mayor Jayne!
Thursday, December 9th, beginning at 10:30AM
We are pleased to welcome Major Jayne of Lansdowne as our Guest Reader!
She will share some of her favorite seasonal stories!
Musician Caryn Lin!
Thursday, December 16th beginning at 10:30
Musician Caryn Lin will Rock us with a mix of classical and rock using an electric violin!
No registration is required
Science Explorers!!
Thursday, December 23rd beginning at 10:30
Join us this month for a Science themed storyhour!
No registration is required
It’s The Rocky Horror Shrek Show!
Monday, December 27th beginning at 12P
When one is at the movies the polite thing is to be quiet but here you are encouraged to talk!
Join us as we watch the first Shrek complete with subtitles and props!
Recite your favorite parts, sing the songs and enjoy an ogre sized afternoon.
Don’t stop here!
The fun continues as we show the fourth film, Shrek Forever After immediately after
Countdown to Noon:
Thursday, December 30th beginning at 11:30 AM
Join us for the third annual Countdown to Noon as we ring in the ‘noon’ year with a bang!
All ages are welcome, children please bring your grown ups!
Teens:
Teens are invited to join our Writers Group, now meeting EVERY Thursday from 6:00 to 7PM.
Teens aged 12 and up are invited to bring their creative works to share.
No registration is required however please contact Miss Amanda with questions or if you need copies of your work made.
Have You Heard?
Are you a Facebook user? The library has a fan page! Visit us on Facebook and like us!! (http://www.facebook.com/lansdownelibrary)
We are also on Twitter! Follow our tweets at Lanspublibrary! (http://twitter.com/Lanspublibrary)
Don’t stop there…we blog!
Check out our Youth Programming blog: http://lplcysd.blogspot.com/ or our Teen Blog: I Blog, You Blog: http://lplyouthblogblog.blogspot.com/
As Always:
Please call or e-mail with any questions or comments.
If you like what you have read, forward to a friend!
If you don't like what you've read, please let us know!
If you wish to be removed from this list, please reply to this e-mail. (If you've asked and are still on the list, my apologies!)
If you are getting duplicate messages, please let me know.
Thank you all for your support,
-r
Thursday, September 30, 2010
October Things at the Lansdowne Public Library
Greetings Library Friends,
September squeaked by so quickly that I need a moment to catch my breath!
Woosah!
As I pause, I am reminded that the library is not just my job but a small part in a wonderful community. I feel lucky and privileged to be a part of this community and am happy that I am able to provide a service and that you all allow me a bit of freedom to continue traditional programming as well as some non-traditional things!
Thank you and I am looking forward to a wonderful autumn!
DCLS Library Things:
We are pleased to offer e-books!
Along with downloadable audio books, DCLS now offers downloadable e-books. Read on your computer or transfer to an eBook device (not compatible with the Kindle or iPad)
Is homework a struggle?
Not sure WHAT the answers should be?
Put your minds at ease with our FREE homework help service!
Get free homework help online via our Live Homework Help tutoring service. Live Homework Help connects students in grades K through 12th, introductory college level and adult learners to expert tutors in math, science, social studies, and English. Funding for this service is provided by Delaware County Council.
Access this service through the link at bottom of the Lansdowne Public Library home page!
Meet Sarah Blake, Author of The Postmistress: Come to the first annual Delaware County Library System Adult Author Luncheon on Tuesday October 19, at the Springhaven Club in Wallingford. The event starts at noon.
Tickets are $25 and available at your library’s circulation desk!
(Direct questions to DCLS, 610-891-8622.)
Lansdowne Library Things:
Join us Monday, November 8th beginning at 7:30 PM for a presentation by the National Park Service : “From Out The Fiery Furnace” How the Hopewell stove changed the life of one woman. A play written and directed by Christine Emmert.
Edie Shean-Hammond, Superintendent of Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site, brings this one-act performance to the Lansdowne Public Library. Actress Barbara Hannevig tells stories of life in the 19th century at Hopewell Village. She brings to life several characters of the 19th century including runaway slaves, “fallen” women, indentured servants, orphaned children and others.
Admission is free. For more information contact: 267-207-0393 or 610-623-0239
What’s New for Fall?
Infant Storytime with Theresa Dykes is back!
Join us for books, music, fingerplays, rhymes and puppets.
Tuesdays October 5, 12, 19, 26 beginning at 10:30 am
Witajcie!
Join us Thursday, October 7th at 10:30 AM for Polskie Bajki (Polish Tales)
Miss Margaret will be our special guest for a bilingual storyhour!
Comic Book Creators Club!
Join Mike from Slamtastic Parties as he presents an 8 week program to break down the comic book making process into easy to follow steps.
Each week is broken down into two parts, the first covering the comic book process, and the next covering basic drawing skills.
Wednesdays @ 4P , for ages 8 and up
Afternoon Movie Matinee: Friday, October 22nd @ 4:00
Join us for “How To Train Your Dragon”!
Ages 3 and up.
Family Room Notice:
With the exception of Comic Book Creators Club there will be NO Family Room programs or activities Wednesday, October 6th.
The week of October 24th through October 28th there will be no Family Room programs EXCEPT for Infant Storytime with Theresa Dykes, Comic Book Creators Club and Teen Writers.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
Teens and Tweens:
Our Teen Writers Group still meets every Thursday from 5-6 PM and will now be run by Miss Amanda. All writers aged 12 and up are welcome to join us.
Please note: If copies of your work need to be made, please e-mail ahead of our scheduled start time.
TBC: Tween Book Club meets Monday, October 11th at 4PM
Join us for a look at Ancient Egypt!
Anime/Manga: Can’t get enough Anime and Manga? Stop by Monday October 18th at 4 PM to watch some Anime, read some Manga or perhaps battle with Pokemon!
Stay tuned….
We are working on some wonderful programs for late fall/winter! Keep an eye out for fabulous programs and events designed with ALL ages in mind!
Have You Heard?
Are you a Facebook user? The library has a fan page! Visit us on Facebook and like us!!
www.facebook.com/lansdownelibrary
We are also on Twitter! Follow our tweets at Lanspublibrary!
www.twitter.com/lanspublibrary
Don’t stop there…we blog!
Check out our Youth Programming blog: www.lplyouth.blogspot.com
As Always:
Please call or e-mail with any questions or comments.
If you like what you have read, forward to a friend!
If you wish to be removed from this list, please reply to this e-mail.
If you are getting duplicate messages, please let me know.
Thank you for all of your support!
-r
September squeaked by so quickly that I need a moment to catch my breath!
Woosah!
As I pause, I am reminded that the library is not just my job but a small part in a wonderful community. I feel lucky and privileged to be a part of this community and am happy that I am able to provide a service and that you all allow me a bit of freedom to continue traditional programming as well as some non-traditional things!
Thank you and I am looking forward to a wonderful autumn!
DCLS Library Things:
We are pleased to offer e-books!
Along with downloadable audio books, DCLS now offers downloadable e-books. Read on your computer or transfer to an eBook device (not compatible with the Kindle or iPad)
Is homework a struggle?
Not sure WHAT the answers should be?
Put your minds at ease with our FREE homework help service!
Get free homework help online via our Live Homework Help tutoring service. Live Homework Help connects students in grades K through 12th, introductory college level and adult learners to expert tutors in math, science, social studies, and English. Funding for this service is provided by Delaware County Council.
Access this service through the link at bottom of the Lansdowne Public Library home page!
Meet Sarah Blake, Author of The Postmistress: Come to the first annual Delaware County Library System Adult Author Luncheon on Tuesday October 19, at the Springhaven Club in Wallingford. The event starts at noon.
Tickets are $25 and available at your library’s circulation desk!
(Direct questions to DCLS, 610-891-8622.)
Lansdowne Library Things:
Join us Monday, November 8th beginning at 7:30 PM for a presentation by the National Park Service : “From Out The Fiery Furnace” How the Hopewell stove changed the life of one woman. A play written and directed by Christine Emmert.
Edie Shean-Hammond, Superintendent of Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site, brings this one-act performance to the Lansdowne Public Library. Actress Barbara Hannevig tells stories of life in the 19th century at Hopewell Village. She brings to life several characters of the 19th century including runaway slaves, “fallen” women, indentured servants, orphaned children and others.
Admission is free. For more information contact: 267-207-0393 or 610-623-0239
What’s New for Fall?
Infant Storytime with Theresa Dykes is back!
Join us for books, music, fingerplays, rhymes and puppets.
Tuesdays October 5, 12, 19, 26 beginning at 10:30 am
Witajcie!
Join us Thursday, October 7th at 10:30 AM for Polskie Bajki (Polish Tales)
Miss Margaret will be our special guest for a bilingual storyhour!
Comic Book Creators Club!
Join Mike from Slamtastic Parties as he presents an 8 week program to break down the comic book making process into easy to follow steps.
Each week is broken down into two parts, the first covering the comic book process, and the next covering basic drawing skills.
Wednesdays @ 4P , for ages 8 and up
Afternoon Movie Matinee: Friday, October 22nd @ 4:00
Join us for “How To Train Your Dragon”!
Ages 3 and up.
Family Room Notice:
With the exception of Comic Book Creators Club there will be NO Family Room programs or activities Wednesday, October 6th.
The week of October 24th through October 28th there will be no Family Room programs EXCEPT for Infant Storytime with Theresa Dykes, Comic Book Creators Club and Teen Writers.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
Teens and Tweens:
Our Teen Writers Group still meets every Thursday from 5-6 PM and will now be run by Miss Amanda. All writers aged 12 and up are welcome to join us.
Please note: If copies of your work need to be made, please e-mail ahead of our scheduled start time.
TBC: Tween Book Club meets Monday, October 11th at 4PM
Join us for a look at Ancient Egypt!
Anime/Manga: Can’t get enough Anime and Manga? Stop by Monday October 18th at 4 PM to watch some Anime, read some Manga or perhaps battle with Pokemon!
Stay tuned….
We are working on some wonderful programs for late fall/winter! Keep an eye out for fabulous programs and events designed with ALL ages in mind!
Have You Heard?
Are you a Facebook user? The library has a fan page! Visit us on Facebook and like us!!
www.facebook.com/lansdownelibrary
We are also on Twitter! Follow our tweets at Lanspublibrary!
www.twitter.com/lanspublibrary
Don’t stop there…we blog!
Check out our Youth Programming blog: www.lplyouth.blogspot.com
As Always:
Please call or e-mail with any questions or comments.
If you like what you have read, forward to a friend!
If you wish to be removed from this list, please reply to this e-mail.
If you are getting duplicate messages, please let me know.
Thank you for all of your support!
-r
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
See You in September...
Good Afternoon Library Friends!
The summer is drawing to a close and it's almost time for the return of stiff new back to school clothes, backpacks neatly packed with fresh pencils, and composition books ready to be filled with ideas and notes.
Before you get into the groove of Fall, please take a moment to read all about upcoming Lansdowne Library Youth events.
Summer Reading Things:
Usually at this time I would proudly present the number from our summer program. Unfortunately, we had a decline of participation; dropping from a total of 122 registrants to 97.
If you have not logged your books, please do so as soon as possible. If you have already, thank you for reading.
Also, there was a survey in your booklet. Your feedback is requested in an effort to continue bringing quality programs as well as because we care about what you think.
Other Summer Reading Things:
It's not too late to get great prizes from these other programs!
Click on the links to go directly to their page for more information.
Barnes and Nobles is offering a free book when you read 8!
Borders is also offering a free book when you read 10!
TD Banks is giving away ten dollars when you read ten books!
Once again the Camden Riversharks have announced a special Library Night at the park and there is still space for YOU! Friday, August 27th will be our night at the park.
All participants in the Summer Reading Program are eligible for a free ticket! Parents you can get in free too! The park is holding a book drive and for every three books someone brings in, they can also receive a free ticket voucher.
Please call or reply to this email if you are interested in attending.
Fall Programming:
See our attached calendar for upcoming Fall Programs. (available on our website: www.lansdownepubliclibrary.com)
Any questions?
Please send an e-mail to lacsd@delcolibraries.org. Although I will be on vacation (see below) I will have access to e-mail and will reply as necessary.
Family Room Notice
Please note:
I will be on vacation from August 23 through September 7th, returning Wednesday September 8th.
Staff will be available to answer questions, help look for books as assist with other matters.
Have You Heard?
Are you a Facebook user? The library has a fan page! Visit us on Facebook and like us!! (http://www.facebook.com/lansdownelibrary)
We are also on Twitter! Follow our tweets at Lanspublibrary! (http://twitter.com/Lanspublibrary)
As Always:
Please call or e-mail with any questions or comments.
If you wish to be removed from this list, please reply to this e-mail.
If you are getting duplicate messages, please let me know.
If you like what you have read, forward to a friend!
-r
The summer is drawing to a close and it's almost time for the return of stiff new back to school clothes, backpacks neatly packed with fresh pencils, and composition books ready to be filled with ideas and notes.
Before you get into the groove of Fall, please take a moment to read all about upcoming Lansdowne Library Youth events.
Summer Reading Things:
Usually at this time I would proudly present the number from our summer program. Unfortunately, we had a decline of participation; dropping from a total of 122 registrants to 97.
If you have not logged your books, please do so as soon as possible. If you have already, thank you for reading.
Also, there was a survey in your booklet. Your feedback is requested in an effort to continue bringing quality programs as well as because we care about what you think.
Other Summer Reading Things:
It's not too late to get great prizes from these other programs!
Click on the links to go directly to their page for more information.
Barnes and Nobles is offering a free book when you read 8!
Borders is also offering a free book when you read 10!
TD Banks is giving away ten dollars when you read ten books!
Once again the Camden Riversharks have announced a special Library Night at the park and there is still space for YOU! Friday, August 27th will be our night at the park.
All participants in the Summer Reading Program are eligible for a free ticket! Parents you can get in free too! The park is holding a book drive and for every three books someone brings in, they can also receive a free ticket voucher.
Please call or reply to this email if you are interested in attending.
Fall Programming:
See our attached calendar for upcoming Fall Programs. (available on our website: www.lansdownepubliclibrary.com)
Any questions?
Please send an e-mail to lacsd@delcolibraries.org. Although I will be on vacation (see below) I will have access to e-mail and will reply as necessary.
Family Room Notice
Please note:
I will be on vacation from August 23 through September 7th, returning Wednesday September 8th.
Staff will be available to answer questions, help look for books as assist with other matters.
Have You Heard?
Are you a Facebook user? The library has a fan page! Visit us on Facebook and like us!! (http://www.facebook.com/lansdownelibrary)
We are also on Twitter! Follow our tweets at Lanspublibrary! (http://twitter.com/Lanspublibrary)
As Always:
Please call or e-mail with any questions or comments.
If you wish to be removed from this list, please reply to this e-mail.
If you are getting duplicate messages, please let me know.
If you like what you have read, forward to a friend!
-r
Monday, August 2, 2010
August Things at the Lansdowne Public Library!
Greetings Library Friends!
The summer has FLOWN by. Either that or back to school ads are starting WAY TOO soon!
Our summer so far has been filled with wonderful performances and experiences, this letter serves to remind you that there is still ONE more week of exciting programs left!
Library Things:
Summer Hours have started.
Please note for the months of July and August the library is open from 10-2 on Saturdays and closed Sundays.
Library Job Posting:
Library Clerk (Part-Time)
This position works under the direction of the Library Director and the Circulation Manager. Responsible for charging and checking in library materials, entering patron information in database, processing patron holds, assisting patrons with locating materials in the library and with technology related questions. Must have computer knowledge and experience, excellent customer service skills and the ability to function as part of the library staff team. Position is available immediately. Hours: variesRate of pay: range of $7.25-$8.50 an hour, depending upon level of experience To apply, send a letter of application and summary of your work experience to B. P. Casini, Interim Director, Lansdowne Public Library, 55 E. Lansdowne Ave., Lansdowne, PA 19055. Applications may also be sent to lansdowne@delcolibraries.org or faxed to 610 623-6825.
Friday Morning Live...
...is Friday Afternoon Live!
Our scheduled performer, Caryn Lin, had a family emergency and is unable to perform for us Friday at 10AM. However, we were lucky enough to find an alternative, but she is only able to perform in the afternoon.
Join us for a special afternoon concert!
Daria will entertain us with songs from around the world! All ages are invited to join us for world music and musical themed crafts!
Through a generous grant from the Lansdowne Allied Youth Council and the Lansdowne Recreation Department, we are pleased to offer Friday Morning Afternoon Live!, weekly live entertainment.
Summer Reading:
Have you been logging your books?
We have awesome weekly prizes available from many generous donors!
Stop by to get your cool treats, snacks and fabulous junk!
NEW!!!
We have an area to complete "You Pick" Activities. Drop in to complete an activity. We'll provide the supplies!
***********TEEN PARTICIPANTS, PLEASE TAKE NOTE:****************
In order to be eligible and entered into the weekly and grand prize drawings all reporting must be done online.
The Schedule for COUNTYWIDE prizes follows:
Aug. 9 I Pod Shuffle
Aug. 16 Asus Eee PC 10.1 inch Net Book
Remember to log the books you have read online to be eligible!
All participants:
For the weekly prizes and stickers, please bring your completed log into the library.
You can log onto the Lansdowne Public Library website to log your minutes or books. If you do not have internet access, please stop by the library! On Fridays, beginning June 18th at 11:00AM, we will have a dedicated computer and time for you to access the site to create your account and log your activity.
Closing Party
New for 2010!
All participants in the 2010 Summer Reading Program are invited to a special closing party!
Join us for pizza, drinks and snacks as well as music and a spinning lesson from DJ Jamar!
Friday, August 13th beginning at noon!
Special Summer Reading Events!
Tuesdays, 8/3 and 8/10 @ 10:30 AM: Hear Me Sign
We welcome back Amy Burns for a special sign language storytime!
Wednesday, 8/4 @ 4 PM: Water You Making?
Slamtastic Parties presents Balloon Animal Making!
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED
Thursday, 8/5 @ 10:30 AM: Preschool Storytime
Lansdowne Friends School will present Willy Wonka, Kids!
Join us as we welcome the Lansdowne Friends School for a special performance of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory! All ages are welcome to this special storytime event!
Other Summer Reading Programs
Do you like free stuff? If yes, then check out these other programs!
Check out these other summer reading offers!
Click on the links to go directly to their page for more information.
Barnes and Nobles is offering a free book when you read 8!
Borders is also offering a free book when you read 10!
TD Banks is giving away ten dollars when you read ten books!
And once again the Camden Riversharks have announced a special Library Night at the park!
All participants in the Summer Reading Program are eligible for a free ticket! Parents you are free too! The park is holding a book drive. For every three books someone brings in, they can also receive a free ticket voucher.
Friday, August 27th will be our night at the park.
Please call or reply to this email if you are interested in attending.
Have You Heard?
Are you a Facebook user? The library has a fan page! Visit us on Facebook and like us!! (http://www.facebook.com/lansdownelibrary)
We are also on Twitter! Follow our tweets at Lanspublibrary! (http://twitter.com/Lanspublibrary)
As Always:
Please call or e-mail with any questions or comments.
If you wish to be removed from this list, please reply to this e-mail.
If you are getting duplicate messages, please let me know.
If you like what you have read, forward to a friend!
Thank you for all of your support!
-r
The summer has FLOWN by. Either that or back to school ads are starting WAY TOO soon!
Our summer so far has been filled with wonderful performances and experiences, this letter serves to remind you that there is still ONE more week of exciting programs left!
Library Things:
Summer Hours have started.
Please note for the months of July and August the library is open from 10-2 on Saturdays and closed Sundays.
Library Job Posting:
Library Clerk (Part-Time)
This position works under the direction of the Library Director and the Circulation Manager. Responsible for charging and checking in library materials, entering patron information in database, processing patron holds, assisting patrons with locating materials in the library and with technology related questions. Must have computer knowledge and experience, excellent customer service skills and the ability to function as part of the library staff team. Position is available immediately. Hours: variesRate of pay: range of $7.25-$8.50 an hour, depending upon level of experience To apply, send a letter of application and summary of your work experience to B. P. Casini, Interim Director, Lansdowne Public Library, 55 E. Lansdowne Ave., Lansdowne, PA 19055. Applications may also be sent to lansdowne@delcolibraries.org or faxed to 610 623-6825.
Friday Morning Live...
...is Friday Afternoon Live!
Our scheduled performer, Caryn Lin, had a family emergency and is unable to perform for us Friday at 10AM. However, we were lucky enough to find an alternative, but she is only able to perform in the afternoon.
Join us for a special afternoon concert!
Daria will entertain us with songs from around the world! All ages are invited to join us for world music and musical themed crafts!
Through a generous grant from the Lansdowne Allied Youth Council and the Lansdowne Recreation Department, we are pleased to offer Friday Morning Afternoon Live!, weekly live entertainment.
Summer Reading:
Have you been logging your books?
We have awesome weekly prizes available from many generous donors!
Stop by to get your cool treats, snacks and fabulous junk!
NEW!!!
We have an area to complete "You Pick" Activities. Drop in to complete an activity. We'll provide the supplies!
***********TEEN PARTICIPANTS, PLEASE TAKE NOTE:****************
In order to be eligible and entered into the weekly and grand prize drawings all reporting must be done online.
The Schedule for COUNTYWIDE prizes follows:
Aug. 9 I Pod Shuffle
Aug. 16 Asus Eee PC 10.1 inch Net Book
Remember to log the books you have read online to be eligible!
All participants:
For the weekly prizes and stickers, please bring your completed log into the library.
You can log onto the Lansdowne Public Library website to log your minutes or books. If you do not have internet access, please stop by the library! On Fridays, beginning June 18th at 11:00AM, we will have a dedicated computer and time for you to access the site to create your account and log your activity.
Closing Party
New for 2010!
All participants in the 2010 Summer Reading Program are invited to a special closing party!
Join us for pizza, drinks and snacks as well as music and a spinning lesson from DJ Jamar!
Friday, August 13th beginning at noon!
Special Summer Reading Events!
Tuesdays, 8/3 and 8/10 @ 10:30 AM: Hear Me Sign
We welcome back Amy Burns for a special sign language storytime!
Wednesday, 8/4 @ 4 PM: Water You Making?
Slamtastic Parties presents Balloon Animal Making!
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED
Thursday, 8/5 @ 10:30 AM: Preschool Storytime
Lansdowne Friends School will present Willy Wonka, Kids!
Join us as we welcome the Lansdowne Friends School for a special performance of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory! All ages are welcome to this special storytime event!
Other Summer Reading Programs
Do you like free stuff? If yes, then check out these other programs!
Check out these other summer reading offers!
Click on the links to go directly to their page for more information.
Barnes and Nobles is offering a free book when you read 8!
Borders is also offering a free book when you read 10!
TD Banks is giving away ten dollars when you read ten books!
And once again the Camden Riversharks have announced a special Library Night at the park!
All participants in the Summer Reading Program are eligible for a free ticket! Parents you are free too! The park is holding a book drive. For every three books someone brings in, they can also receive a free ticket voucher.
Friday, August 27th will be our night at the park.
Please call or reply to this email if you are interested in attending.
Have You Heard?
Are you a Facebook user? The library has a fan page! Visit us on Facebook and like us!! (http://www.facebook.com/lansdownelibrary)
We are also on Twitter! Follow our tweets at Lanspublibrary! (http://twitter.com/Lanspublibrary)
As Always:
Please call or e-mail with any questions or comments.
If you wish to be removed from this list, please reply to this e-mail.
If you are getting duplicate messages, please let me know.
If you like what you have read, forward to a friend!
Thank you for all of your support!
-r
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Dive into a Great Book!
Summer Reading Updates and information!
Good Day Library Friends!
Surf’s up @ Your Library!
The countdown to summer begins now!
We are excited to present 2010’s Summer Reading Program which officially begins Monday June 14th! Join us for our kickoff with Piccarillo Scienctelling Wednesday, June 16th beginning at 6:30 PM!
The kickoff continues Thursday with Segal Puppets on Thursday, June 17th beginning at 10:45AM!
This summer we have two programs: Make a Splash! @ Your Library (for children infants through entering grade 5) or Make Waves @ Your Library (for children entering grades 6-12). We are excited about the activities planned as well as some changes we have made to the program!
For all ages and readers:
Reporting MUST be done online in order to be entered for the grand prize drawing.
Please see Miss Rachée with any questions.
Prizes will be announced at a later date.
Changes this year:
Pre-Readers (infant through entering kindergarten)
We have activity books available for you.
Getting Started
On the reading log you will find 8 activity squares for each week. Complete the 8 squares in any order you would like, checking them off as you go, and return to the summer reading desk to receive your fun reward. You may report only once a week. Parents and children can work together to complete the activities. Parents may read to their children, or if the child is beginning to read, the child may read to the parent.
Activities
Visit the Library and Check Out a Book: Spend some time at the library where you can complete other activities from the log and get into the habit of borrowing books regularly.
Read for 20 Minutes: Read to/with your child for 20 minutes a day. You may want to break this up during the day. Read before or after meals, at naptime or bedtime, or when you visit the library. Make sure you read some library books!
Share Rhymes and Songs: Share nursery rhymes or action rhymes in the guide with your child. Emphasize the rhymes. Spend some time singing with your child. Singing songs is a good way to help your child hear the syllables in words. Check out some music books and CDs.
Enjoy One or More Ready to Read Activities: Experiment with one or more of the suggested Ready to Read Activities for your Baby, Talker, Preschooler, or Kindergartner. Think of these activities as building blocks. You can use any of the suggested activities that you feel would benefit your child.
Sticker and Prize: When you’ve completed a week’s worth of activities, return to the Summer Reading Desk for your prize!
Readers: (children entering grades 1-5)
We have an activity book for you!
Getting Started
On the reading log you will find 8 activity squares for each week. Complete the 8 squares in any order you would like, checking them off as you go, and return to the summer reading desk to receive your fun reward. You may report only once a week but may report online as often as you would like! Parents and children can work together to complete the activities. Parents may read to their children, or if the child is beginning to read, the child may read to the parent.
Activities
Visit the Library and Check out a Book: Spend some time at the library where you can complete other activities from the log and get into the habit of borrowing books regularly.
Read for 20 Minutes: Read for 20 minutes a day. You may want to break this up throughout the day. You may read anything you like – books, magazines, newspapers, comic books, etc. Make sure you check out and read some library books!
Choose one from YOU PICK Activity List: Visit our web site: (www.lansdownepubliclibrary.com) to see the list. Choose one activity to complete each week – you may choose the same activity or try a new one each week
Sticker and Prize: When you’ve completed a week’s worth of activities, return to the Summer Reading Desk for your prize! Also, fill out a slip to be entered to win the GRAND PRIZE
Teens: (children entering grades 6-12)
Using the game board, have the librarian stamp your card each time you complete a square.
Complete activities and receive a reward for every 5, up to 35.
Complete the entire board for an extra entry into the Lansdowne Public Library grand prize drawings. Please note; one board per participant.
Record the titles of books you’ve read online. Completed activities can be written on the board.
Ask at the desk for treasure hunts, scavenger hunts and help finding different kinds of books.
YOU MUST ENTER INFORMATION ONLINE TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE COUNTYWIDE AND GRAND PRIZE DRAWINGS!
Visit the link through our website for more information (www.lansdownepubliclibrary.com)
Reporting MUST be done online in order to be entered for the grand prize drawing during our closing party.
The grand prizes will be announced at a later date.
Have You Heard?
Are you a Facebook user?
The library has a fan page! Click here to see our page and become a fan!
We are also on Twitter! Follow our tweets at Lanspublibrary!
As Always:
Please call with any questions or comments.
If you wish to be removed from this list, please reply to this e-mail.
If you are getting duplicate messages, please let me know.
If you like what you have read, forward to a friend!
Thank you all for your support,
-r
Good Day Library Friends!
Surf’s up @ Your Library!
The countdown to summer begins now!
We are excited to present 2010’s Summer Reading Program which officially begins Monday June 14th! Join us for our kickoff with Piccarillo Scienctelling Wednesday, June 16th beginning at 6:30 PM!
The kickoff continues Thursday with Segal Puppets on Thursday, June 17th beginning at 10:45AM!
This summer we have two programs: Make a Splash! @ Your Library (for children infants through entering grade 5) or Make Waves @ Your Library (for children entering grades 6-12). We are excited about the activities planned as well as some changes we have made to the program!
For all ages and readers:
Reporting MUST be done online in order to be entered for the grand prize drawing.
Please see Miss Rachée with any questions.
Prizes will be announced at a later date.
Changes this year:
Pre-Readers (infant through entering kindergarten)
We have activity books available for you.
Getting Started
On the reading log you will find 8 activity squares for each week. Complete the 8 squares in any order you would like, checking them off as you go, and return to the summer reading desk to receive your fun reward. You may report only once a week. Parents and children can work together to complete the activities. Parents may read to their children, or if the child is beginning to read, the child may read to the parent.
Activities
Visit the Library and Check Out a Book: Spend some time at the library where you can complete other activities from the log and get into the habit of borrowing books regularly.
Read for 20 Minutes: Read to/with your child for 20 minutes a day. You may want to break this up during the day. Read before or after meals, at naptime or bedtime, or when you visit the library. Make sure you read some library books!
Share Rhymes and Songs: Share nursery rhymes or action rhymes in the guide with your child. Emphasize the rhymes. Spend some time singing with your child. Singing songs is a good way to help your child hear the syllables in words. Check out some music books and CDs.
Enjoy One or More Ready to Read Activities: Experiment with one or more of the suggested Ready to Read Activities for your Baby, Talker, Preschooler, or Kindergartner. Think of these activities as building blocks. You can use any of the suggested activities that you feel would benefit your child.
Sticker and Prize: When you’ve completed a week’s worth of activities, return to the Summer Reading Desk for your prize!
Readers: (children entering grades 1-5)
We have an activity book for you!
Getting Started
On the reading log you will find 8 activity squares for each week. Complete the 8 squares in any order you would like, checking them off as you go, and return to the summer reading desk to receive your fun reward. You may report only once a week but may report online as often as you would like! Parents and children can work together to complete the activities. Parents may read to their children, or if the child is beginning to read, the child may read to the parent.
Activities
Visit the Library and Check out a Book: Spend some time at the library where you can complete other activities from the log and get into the habit of borrowing books regularly.
Read for 20 Minutes: Read for 20 minutes a day. You may want to break this up throughout the day. You may read anything you like – books, magazines, newspapers, comic books, etc. Make sure you check out and read some library books!
Choose one from YOU PICK Activity List: Visit our web site: (www.lansdownepubliclibrary.com) to see the list. Choose one activity to complete each week – you may choose the same activity or try a new one each week
Sticker and Prize: When you’ve completed a week’s worth of activities, return to the Summer Reading Desk for your prize! Also, fill out a slip to be entered to win the GRAND PRIZE
Teens: (children entering grades 6-12)
Using the game board, have the librarian stamp your card each time you complete a square.
Complete activities and receive a reward for every 5, up to 35.
Complete the entire board for an extra entry into the Lansdowne Public Library grand prize drawings. Please note; one board per participant.
Record the titles of books you’ve read online. Completed activities can be written on the board.
Ask at the desk for treasure hunts, scavenger hunts and help finding different kinds of books.
YOU MUST ENTER INFORMATION ONLINE TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE COUNTYWIDE AND GRAND PRIZE DRAWINGS!
Visit the link through our website for more information (www.lansdownepubliclibrary.com)
Reporting MUST be done online in order to be entered for the grand prize drawing during our closing party.
The grand prizes will be announced at a later date.
Have You Heard?
Are you a Facebook user?
The library has a fan page! Click here to see our page and become a fan!
We are also on Twitter! Follow our tweets at Lanspublibrary!
As Always:
Please call with any questions or comments.
If you wish to be removed from this list, please reply to this e-mail.
If you are getting duplicate messages, please let me know.
If you like what you have read, forward to a friend!
Thank you all for your support,
-r
Monday, March 8, 2010
Early March Things at the Lansdowne Public Library
Good Day Library Friends!
The sun is shining and the snow is melting!
Squirrels are chattering all over.
Dare we get our hopes up...Spring is here! (Yay!)
Here are some of the things sprouting at the library in early March!
Library Things:
We have a new director!
Our new director is Laura Martin, a transplant from the New York City Public Library System and a former children's librarian, among her many accomplishments. Please say hello during your next visit.
Technical Things:
We have had some issues with our e-mail. If this e-mail is NOT something you have requested, please let us know and we will immediately take you off of the. The staff at the library apologizes in advance for any problems this may have caused.
Here are corrected e-mail addresses for the other staff:
ladirector@delcolibraries.org Laura Martin/ Director
illla@delcolibraries.org Ronnie Hawkins Business manager/Interlibrary Loans
larefence@delcolibraries.org Reference
lansdowne@delcolibraries.org LA Library
FAMILY ROOM
Act Up!:
Beginning This Thursday!
March 11@ 4PM
The Lansdowne Public Library has once again teamed up with Celebration Theater to offer a ten week theater workshop!
Playwright and professional actor Jerrell Henderson is leading a class in theater basics and Improv.
The classes are fee but registration is limited to 12 participants. Ages 8 and up
Afternoon Movie Matinee:
Join us this Friday for 'Where the Wild Things Are.'
This live action movie is based on the picture book by Maurice Sendak.
The movie begins at 4P. Rated PG, run time 80 minutes.
Are you a Wimpy Kid?:
Join us for a 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid Party' Saturday, March 13th from 12:30 to 2!
Activities, crafts, trivia and snacks
Can Wii talk?
Join us for a game day.
Video games, board games!
Bring your own or play one of ours!
Ages 8 and up
Cherry Blossom Festival Story Time:
The Lansdowne Public Library is a proud participant in the Subaru Cherry Blossom Festival of Greater Philadelphia!
Join us for Japanese themed storytimes and crafts.
Wednesday March 17 @ 6:30 PM
Thursday, March 18th @ 10:30 AM
(No registration required.)
Ongoing Programs:
Story times
No registration unless otherwise indicated
Older or younger siblings are invited to attend.
Sleepytime Tales-All ages are invited
Every Wednesday Night Starting at 6:30 PM
Preschool-Ages 3 and up
Every Thursday Morning. Starting at 10:30 AM
(Each are followed by a brief activity or craft.)
Bibs –n– Books-
Infants to age 3
Every Tuesday morning. Starting at 10:30 AM.
(Playtime following.)
Teen Writers:
The Teen writers group meets EVERY Thursday from 6-7.
Teen Writers Group:Every Thursday @ 6PM
Wondering if you have the write stuff?
Join us for our teen writers group!
Bring your creative works to share with your peers for input, encouragement and critique. Dinner or light refreshments may be served
Have You Heard?:
Are you a Facebook user? The library has a fan page! Click here to see our page and become a fan! We are up to 164! Can we make it to 200 by the end of the month?
We also Tweet! Follow us on Twitter: Lanspublibrary
Read our blog: LPL Children and Youth Services Blog. http://www.lplcysd.blogspot.com/
Please visit our website: www.lansdownepubliclibrary.com or Event Keeper for complete information on all programs and events.
As Always:
Thank you for your continued interest and support!
If you do like what you've read, please tell a friend!
If you have any questions or comments please e-mail lacsd@delcolibaries.org or feel free to contact 610-623-0239 ext 5.
-r
The sun is shining and the snow is melting!
Squirrels are chattering all over.
Dare we get our hopes up...Spring is here! (Yay!)
Here are some of the things sprouting at the library in early March!
Library Things:
We have a new director!
Our new director is Laura Martin, a transplant from the New York City Public Library System and a former children's librarian, among her many accomplishments. Please say hello during your next visit.
Technical Things:
We have had some issues with our e-mail. If this e-mail is NOT something you have requested, please let us know and we will immediately take you off of the. The staff at the library apologizes in advance for any problems this may have caused.
Here are corrected e-mail addresses for the other staff:
ladirector@delcolibraries.org Laura Martin/ Director
illla@delcolibraries.org Ronnie Hawkins Business manager/Interlibrary Loans
larefence@delcolibraries.org Reference
lansdowne@delcolibraries.org LA Library
FAMILY ROOM
Act Up!:
Beginning This Thursday!
March 11@ 4PM
The Lansdowne Public Library has once again teamed up with Celebration Theater to offer a ten week theater workshop!
Playwright and professional actor Jerrell Henderson is leading a class in theater basics and Improv.
The classes are fee but registration is limited to 12 participants. Ages 8 and up
Afternoon Movie Matinee:
Join us this Friday for 'Where the Wild Things Are.'
This live action movie is based on the picture book by Maurice Sendak.
The movie begins at 4P. Rated PG, run time 80 minutes.
Are you a Wimpy Kid?:
Join us for a 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid Party' Saturday, March 13th from 12:30 to 2!
Activities, crafts, trivia and snacks
Can Wii talk?
Join us for a game day.
Video games, board games!
Bring your own or play one of ours!
Ages 8 and up
Cherry Blossom Festival Story Time:
The Lansdowne Public Library is a proud participant in the Subaru Cherry Blossom Festival of Greater Philadelphia!
Join us for Japanese themed storytimes and crafts.
Wednesday March 17 @ 6:30 PM
Thursday, March 18th @ 10:30 AM
(No registration required.)
Ongoing Programs:
Story times
No registration unless otherwise indicated
Older or younger siblings are invited to attend.
Sleepytime Tales-All ages are invited
Every Wednesday Night Starting at 6:30 PM
Preschool-Ages 3 and up
Every Thursday Morning. Starting at 10:30 AM
(Each are followed by a brief activity or craft.)
Bibs –n– Books-
Infants to age 3
Every Tuesday morning. Starting at 10:30 AM.
(Playtime following.)
Teen Writers:
The Teen writers group meets EVERY Thursday from 6-7.
Teen Writers Group:Every Thursday @ 6PM
Wondering if you have the write stuff?
Join us for our teen writers group!
Bring your creative works to share with your peers for input, encouragement and critique. Dinner or light refreshments may be served
Have You Heard?:
Are you a Facebook user? The library has a fan page! Click here to see our page and become a fan! We are up to 164! Can we make it to 200 by the end of the month?
We also Tweet! Follow us on Twitter: Lanspublibrary
Read our blog: LPL Children and Youth Services Blog. http://www.lplcysd.blogspot.com/
Please visit our website: www.lansdownepubliclibrary.com or Event Keeper for complete information on all programs and events.
As Always:
Thank you for your continued interest and support!
If you do like what you've read, please tell a friend!
If you have any questions or comments please e-mail lacsd@delcolibaries.org or feel free to contact 610-623-0239 ext 5.
-r
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